Rapid Recovery Core 6.7.0.387

vCenter 7

ESXi Hosts are 6.5

I've attempted twice now to export a protected VM to a new vm back to vCenter and it's failing due to timeout. The progress bar never moves and 0 of x bytes are restored. There are no other…

CORE VERSION: 6.2.1.100 on a windows 2012R2. We are NOT agentless
I am trying to perform a onetime VM export to a virtual machine: vCenter/ESXi and the job has failed over 4 times. The first attempt was a linux machine. I tried an export from an incremental…

CORE VERSION: 6.2.1.100 on a windows 2012R2. We are NOT agentless
I am trying to perform a onetime VM export to a virtual machine: vCenter/ESXi and the job has failed over 4 times. The first attempt was a linux machine. I tried an export from an incremental…

Hello!

I have been tasked with establishing a list of our protected machines with each machine's schedule, protected volumes and retention policy, if different than default.

Since we have a lot of protected machines and multiple cores, I was wondering…

We have been running Rapid Recovery 6..1.2 for over a year using Agentless Backup on our Hyper-V hosts to backup VM's without problems. We recently bought 3 new hosts to replace the current hosts which are end of life. All hosts (old and new) are running…

The subjects says it all: is it possible to stop a core service, do a reboot, and then be able to resume a long running archive job?

Server is a target core, version 6.1.3.

Thank you.

I have a DELL VRTX server with two modules. The Rapid Recovery Core is running on one module in a VM with the data repository, and I am exporting to a second module on the same VRTX. Can you use a 10GB virtual NIC between the Rapid Recovery core and the…

I have a question regarding the necessary permissions to export a vm from Rapid Recovery. I have a tech that I would like to test the backups of our customers once a month. A simple export of the VM to and ESXi host and then having the tech boot the machine…